The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-26
THE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY. MAY q. 1887.

out before his new bakery.
DR.. Switzer now drives the dul
pony formerly Owned BY A. A. Aus
tin.
Miss Pfistsr is closing out be-
stock Of goods at cost, with the Pur
pose OF disseminating business.
An elegant plat Of KenwoOd, th'
work Of johnson q BusfOrd, Is dis
played 10. front Of the POstOfiiee.
Most everybody IL going to cele-
brate the Fourth Of July. What's the
matter with sslIna celebratlhgs
The Swedish Lutheran church
will hold lawn social ct the resi-
denee Of J. NJ. Erickson tonight.
The farmers almost lose track OF
the improvements being made In
Salina Just from one week 70 the
next.
johnson & BurfOrd sent force OF
engineers to Enterprise Friday to
lay Off ninety acres for an addition
to that city.
Miss Sarah G. Holden. q school
teacher in SalIna In early days, was
recently married at Grand Lake,
Col, to A. r. Warner.
The street sprinkler ISIS q thing Of
beauty and q Joy forever" in these
midsummer May days-that is, a.
long as 1t is on the 60.
According 10 the Lincoln Beacon,
Rev. w. A. Simklns IL to iii the pull
pit Of the First Presbyterian church
Of that city temporarily.
The time Of the Missouri Pacific
passenger trains has been changed.
The train heretofore due at 9:lO now
arrives promptly at O'Clock.
Judge Prescott Is to put fountain
in his front yard. The statnafy IL
the we'll known and popular piece
Of the children with the umbrella In
the rain.
johnson 4 BurfOrd, OF this city,
have recently surveyed additions In
Hope, Enterprise, Ellis aud Gypsum
City. They have q vast amount #
work on h4nI.
City Engineer Johnston has been
ten,leied the position 10 take charge
Of the location and construction Of
the suburban railways In Kansas
City, by Messrs knight 4 Bontecon.
Misses Katie Eberhart and Laura
Peck, Of SAllna, were In the city
last Friday evening. They came 20
attend the concert at the college and
visit Cieo. Eherhart.-LiRdsbOrQ
Nens.
Rev. J. ". Funk, OF the United
Presbyterian church ut Sallna,
p -earhci last Sunday evening in the
NJ. r. ch r.h. He expects TO move
20 Rash county before long
it Cfnssc democrat.
George Kruger drew the plans
for the new Catholic church at Abb
lene, and they have been accepted.
He may also erect the building, al
though he had no bid in for the
work.
We have just finished In the Jour
NAL bindery l,OOO-page journal for
r. W. Ober. Ii Ia seldom so large g
journal Is In demand. II Is a slight
Indication Of the enormous business
Mr.. Ober Is doing.
Monday morning Mr.. Solberg's
COW ran away from the herd which
wss feeding in Phillips East Salins
addition and fell into a we'll almost
fifteen feet deep, but was rescued by
one Of the herderG unhurt.
\ gentleman in the First ward
claims to be the POssessOr Of = cross
eyed hen. She was made 80, he
claims, by watehinga colored family
In the vicinity while she was hatch.
ing out a brood Of chickens.
The worlds memory is very short
II will forget you il you do not Jog u
frequently. Therefore advertise in
the best paper you can find-mOdesty
prevents US from stating that which
we consider 70 be the best paper n
Salina.
Rev. Merriam, pastor Of the Firs
Baptist church Of Solomon City
will preach this morning and even
ing in the First Baptist church o
this city. Rev. w. H. Barnes, th'
regular pastor, takes Mr., Merrlam'i
place at Solomon.
The street car company are oonsid
ering the Advisabillty Of putting
dummy engines on their lines. Tit
law allows them 10 make seven mile
an hour, and the engine would be 81
excellent Improvement on the aver
age street car mule.
The western freight on the Mis-
souri, Pacific now leaves Salina ever,
morning at 7:l0 o'clock. This viii
secure the subscribers Of the DALI
JOURNAL 10 that direction, their Pc
at Or9 o'clock, 81 any rate from
four to five hours earlier than usual
@. L. Freeman, Of Kansas City
formerly Of Belolt, iS spending q few
days In SalinA. Mr.. Freeman ha
not been In SRlina since 1873. HI
says he L. astOnished at the growth
Of SalinA, and that 10 IL going 20 b
the leading city Of Central Kansas
DIR. Daily has divided up his hal
into three Office rooms, cutting fold
ing doors into the east hall Of tn
building. They will make an ele
CANT suit OF rooms when finished
but thFyOung people will miss tn
convenience Of the hail for theil
parties.
RObt. MARYLAND, A. l.. Dodge, Geo
Kruger and Mr.. and Mrs. Johns 81
tended the Ingalls, lecture In Abilen
Friday evening. Mr.. Markland say
Ingalls, defended his senatorial vot
on the question OF woman suffrage
and made q powerful speech In sup
port Of his view Of Il.
! We have received n copy Of th
Concord y. H. People and PatriOt
containing an account Of the dealt